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Interestingly, I came across these images on Japanese Twitter.
According to the poster, they're from a comic called "24 Hours of
Godzilla" illustrated by Hurricane Ryu Hariken in TV
Magazine in August 1983. Apparently, it's supposed to show the
daily life of Godzilla on Monster Island, where he raises his son
and interacts with his monster neighbors. Most interesting though,
is that it clearly depicts Godzilla eating a whale (a very large
whale, at that). Going by what the poster says, this pre-dates the
suggestion that Godzilla's species eats whales from Godzilla vs.
Destoroyah. I just thought this was interesting, plus it
suggests that the Showa Godzilla is in fact a carnivore to some
extent.

So, recently I've been digging around and discovered a gigantic
toy line that probably deserves a page here. I've known for a long
time that the infobox images we used for Legion and Iris were
actually toys, but I just now got around to fixing it. I've always
been curious what toy line they were from, and now I found out that
they are part of the "SF Movie Selection" by Konami. It's
apparently an absolutely massive toy line that covers everything
from kaiju films to the Alien films to Star Trek.
Each different franchise has multiple "volumes," which consist of
six or so figures. The Gamera series has had several volumes, and
there are a lot of other ones that just include tons of other kaiju
like Gappa, Daimajin, and Guilala to name a few.

So I've been doing some digging around on the Japanese internet,
and I've discovered that Godzilland actually originated as a
merchandise line from the 1980's, and the TV show was more of just
an adaptation of it. But even more interesting, a book called
"ゴジラ・ガメラ大怪獣," or Godzilla Gamera Daikaiju, was published in
1984, and features illustrations of both chibi Godzilla and Gamera
kaiju done by the Godzilland artist. This means that there
was in fact a piece of media featuring both Godzilla and Gamera
together.